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Anyone who has ever taken out a student loan knows how serious the implications of such debt can be. Unfortunately, there are far to many borrowers who realize too late that they have unwisely entered into obligations that they will be unable to meet. Read the information below to make sure your experience is a positive one.
Think carefully when choosing your repayment terms. Most public loans might automatically assume a decade of repayments, but you might have an option of going longer. Refinancing over longer periods of time can mean lower monthly payments but a larger total spent over time due to interest. Weigh your monthly cash flow against your long-term financial picture.
If you have extra money at the end of the month, don't automatically pour it into paying down your student loans. Check interest rates first, because sometimes your money can work better for you in an investment than paying down a student loan. For example, if you can invest in a safe CD that returns two percent of your money, that is smarter in the long run than paying down a student loan with only one point of interest. Only do this if you are current on your minimum payments though and have an emergency reserve fund.
Be careful when consolidating loans together. The total interest rate might not warrant the simplicity of one payment. Also, never consolidate public student loans into a private loan. You will lose very generous repayment and emergency options afforded to you by law and be at the mercy of the private contract.
Consider using your field of work as a means of having your loans forgiven. A number of nonprofit professions have the federal benefit of student loan forgiveness after a certain number of years served in the field. Many states also have more local programs. The pay might be less in these fields, but the freedom from student loan payments makes up for that in many cases.
If you want to pay off student loans before they come due, work on those that carry higher interest rates. Repaying based on balance size could actually cause you to pay more in interest than you otherwise would have.
It is important to know how much time after graduation you have before your first loan payment is due. Stafford loans offer loam recipients six months. Perkins loans enter repayment in nine months. The amount you are allowed will vary between lenders. Make sure you know how long those grace periods are, and never pay late.
Sometimes consolidating your loans is a good idea, and sometimes it isn't When you consolidate your loans, you will only have to make one big payment a month instead of lots of little ones. You may also be able to lower your interest rate. Be certain that any loan you take out to consolidate your student loans offers you the same variety and flexibility in borrower benefits, deferments and payment options.
Plan your courses to make the most of your student loan money. If your college charges a flat, per semester fee, take on more courses to get more for your money. If your college charges less in the summertime, be sure to go to summer school. Getting the most value for your dollar is a great way to stretch your student loans.
Always know your repayment options. If you think your income initially will not support your bills, think about enrolling in graduated payments. This makes it so that your early payments are smaller and will gradually increase as your earning potential rises.
To help make your student loan funds last as long as possible, shop for clothes out of season. Buying your spring clothes in November and your cold-weather clothes in May saves you money, making your living expenses as low as possible. This means you have more money to put toward your tuition.
Make no mistake, student loan debt is an extremely sober undertaking that should be made only with a substantial amount of knowledge. The key to staying out of financial trouble while also obtaining a degree is to only borrow what is truly needed. Using the advice presented above can help anyone do just that.


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One can debate whether it is a deal of the scale that can topple an organization's front office regime. For the moment, though, it is beyond dispute that it is a deal that could make or break the Mets in 1993.
The transaction was filed with major league baseball's New York City offices Aug. 27, 1992: the Mets sent David Cone to the Blue Jays for Jeff Kent and Ryan Thompson. Baseball was jolted, the sport's looming October drama was about to be altered, the telephone lines on the radio shows were lighted for weeks.
It was, according to the organization's public portrayal, a bold trade made in an effort to reconstruct a club. It was, too, a trade made in relative haste, negotiations lasting barely a week from start to finish, and thus for others outside the organization it was a trade made without a great display of marketplace maximization. For Mets General Manager Al Harazin personally, it was also a deal made with a significant degree of risk, for his direct knowledge of the players he was receiving from the Blue Jays was next to zero.
"People will perceive it as a career breaker or career maker, despite how I might feel," said Harazin, who orchestrated the deal for Cone, the immensely gifted right-hander and potential free agent. "It was not, however, that tough a decision for me." First Full-Squad Practice
The difficult part, of course, began today. Kent, the 24-year-old second baseman, reported for spring training this morning. Thompson, the 24-year-old center fielder who had been working out here for weeks, also took the field in the first full-squad practice of 1993. The project, which was first seen in the uncharged environment of meaningless September baseball late last season, will now unfold in the volatile world of important games, serious scrutiny, screaming headlines and a high-priced, veteran clubhouse.Continue reading the main story
"If we hit the trade right, we have two young players who are going to contribute for a long while," said Harazin. "If we hit it wrong, the Blue Jays have their World Series rings, and I take the heat."
Heat. Management insists Kent and Thompson won't feel it from the front office or manager's office. Hot, cold, as long as neither of the two freeze on the New York stage at Shea, they will play. Manager Jeff Torborg, in fact, conceded this week that there was no contingency plan should either Kent or Thompson fail.
Asked directly if there was any stumble either could suffer that would result in a revised lineup being produced for opening day, Torborg was all but categorical.
"I don't think that could happen in the spring," said Torborg. "The only way I could see replacing either would be if it got to the point where they could really be hurting themselves."
There it is, then -- a huge gamble on wild cards. The final third of the order for the Mets reads: Kent, Thompson, Todd Hundley, the pitcher. It will read that way indefinitely. It is a monstrous variable in any formula for a consistent, balanced offense. 'A Legitimate Player'
Kent, after all, has 102 games of major league experience. The Mets digested the stats produced in those games -- 11 home runs and 50 runs batted in, placing him among the top rookies -- and proclaimed themselves owners of the next Bobby Grich. Skeptics looked at 76 strikeouts in 305 at-bats, heard echoes about Kent's defensive liabilities and realized again that the Mets don't have an everyday alternative at second base.
"I have a lot of holes in my game," said Kent. "I'm not perfect. But I think I produced halfway decent numbers last year for the situation I was in. I hope people can forget the trade and think of me as a legitimate member of the Mets, as a legitimate player."
Said Harazin: "I don't have any questions about Kent. He is going to be a major league player. And Thompson will not fail for lack of confidence."
Thompson, a center fielder with undeniable physical tools, is a career .250 hitter in the minors, and he hit .222 in a month of play for the Mets. There is power potential, to be sure, and a solid defensive presence. Is there enough else?
"People always say players could use one more season of minor league experience," said Thompson. "For what? Fear of failure? Intimidation? That's not me. We're all men. Why should I be afraid of another man? I'm a man, too. You have talent, it will rise."
Harazin, several months after the trade, told reporters at baseball's winter meetings that the Mets would "rise or fall" with the Cone trade.
"I love that trade," he said.
That love started to be tested as of today.
TONY FERNANDEZ, the All-Star shortstop who was the club's top off-season addition, failed to show up for the first day of camp. Mets officials said that the shortstop had been reached in the Dominican Republic and that he was expected to report on Thursday. EDDIE MURRAY will arrive Friday. HOWARD JOHNSON, after his first day back at third base: "Good fielders field with their feet, and my footwork is a bit slow. That's all I noticed. The rest felt pretty normal." BOBBY BONILLA, whose talk of numbers today dealt mostly with his reduced weight, offered these as potential projections: "Twenty homers, 100 r.b.i. That's about what I can think of." And for Bonilla, there will be no more thinking of junk food. "Hostess cupcakes, Chips Ahoy -- I would crave those things," he said. "No more."Continue reading the main story

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Issue# 670: 10th June 2014
What Jack and the Bean Stalk taught us about DM
Offer, acceptance, credibility and timing are at the core of the success of a marketing campaign. Just ask Jack…
I read an interesting story about what it takes to have a successful marketing campaign and used a favourite children's story to make a point. It went something like this…
You know the story about "Jack and the bean stalk". Jack traded the family cow for some worthless beans that turned out to be magical.
Let's explore how that deal went down…
Firstly, the individual has to be open to hearing the offer at all. Jack was bored, disillusioned and aimlessly walking to market. Sure, it was a shady guy on the street, but Jack's standards were low.
Message: If you want to do business with people with more resources than Jack, it helps to have the trust that comes from previous engagements, and the permission to deliver your message. Sending a message when someone has the capacity and propensity to see and engage can never be under estimated.
Secondly. Jack was in the mood to buy. Creating a mood is far more difficult than finding one. The person hearing your story has to want to believe it. This is more subtle than it sounds. A new way of doing something or a new product will have to work twice as hard as an established brand. When many people haven't heard of it or used it, largely because they don't think they need it, aren't open to something new, or are unwilling to go through all the steps necessary to engage.
Message: So, even if it works as promised, if there's no urgent need felt by some, they won't care. Do whatever you can to create the need, then the urgency and then the trial.
Lastly, you must be able to keep the promise. In Jack's case, the prospect of escaping his dreary life and getting rid of the annoying cow were both welcome offers. He hoped they'd be true. It has to be true. If not, you're wasting any ripple effect of your marketing can create and the demand for your product that will result. If the beans hadn't grown, end of story. Future sales will come when Jack tells his friends…
Message: If you are to have any chance of building something of value, then the product promise has to be delivered.
Whether you are a B2B or B2C marketer, new customers will only come when these three elements are present. Never under estimate the value that will come from building credibility through messaging that invites a trial of your product and a product that delivers on the promise.
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This month I would like to share with a you a useful guide to email template design. Some of the top designs from a range of brands are here…perhaps it will give you some much needed inspiration. Click here to download. As a bonus please click here to read about 'Consumer Psychology & eCommerce Design'. The info-graphic talks about, "Why visitors to your website are abandoning their buying intentions".
Keep those Campaign Briefs coming and I am looking for a challenge…why don't you ask that burning question about a targeted list of your best prospects…I would love to surprise you with what we can find.
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lirik lagu stray – aztec camera
words and music by roddy frame
you don't have to tell me what you're still looking for,
two arms to hold you and a voice to say,
"that's alright, you can spend the night",
well, come around.
'cos i've been there and these are the notes
from the overground,
the world saxaphone quartet, the smell of violets,
and a p-ssing friend won't let you down.
listen to the rhythm of the rain falling,
say you're gonna change your foolish ways.
make a promise, break a promise in the same day,
it goes the same way, anyway.
so you pray for silence and it's sadness and it's violence
to be washed away, one day.
i understand the state you've reach of being unreachable,
somewhere out there where only the music plays.
loneliness and being alone don't always mean the same,
who needs the movie? you can see the music anyway.
a sketch for winter, a burgundy and sanctuary
can make me stay when i feel that way.
and if my words don't say the things that they were meant to say,
and if confusion comes and carries all my words away,
and if you still don't understand,
i wanna hold your hand, and look at it this way…
someone singing's better than the war they're winning
winging it's way, your way or my way,
any day, any way, stray.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
- Monday, January 15, 10am-1pm
- Crystal Bridge South Lobby and Water Stage
- $2 suggested donation for Peace Dove Craft
- $3 per cup for Soul Food Tasting from Melodee's Soul Food and Creole
- Devon Ice Rink open extended hours: 11am-9pm
Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a morning of music, crafts, readings and a soul food tasting from Melodee's Soul Food and Creole. Help unite OKC by placing a string on our "woven together" art display, bring a canned good food item that will be donated to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, or take a peace walk through the Gardens highlighting quotes and important events in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. At 11:30 a.m. join us at the Water Stage or Park House Event Center (weather dependent) for a reading of Dr. King's famous "I Have a Dream Speech," followed by a performance from the Oklahoma Collegiate Gospel Choir.
The People Power Poety Hours presented by the Ralph Ellison Foundation at 10:30am includes local poets raise their voices in tribute to Dr. King's legacy and in recognition of the challenges it presents us with today. Poets include Darrian Blanchard, Anthony Crawford, Jr., Mary Gray and Iliana Rocha.
*Weather permitting plan: MLK Speech and Choir Performance will be at the Park House Event Center if the weather is too cold to be outdoors.


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It's too common that innocent people are injured as a consequence of individuals driving distracted. Regardless of whether someone is texting or talking on their phone, conversing with a passenger, under the influence of drugs or alcohol, tuning the radio, or zoning out, this behavior can have an extreme outcome such as serious injuries and even possible death. Burger Law is devoted to making unsafe drivers pay for their mistakes. If you or a loved one have fallen victim to the negligence of another driver, reach out to our St Francois injury attorneys who can offer the legal representation needed to fully recover.


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Package Includes:
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- Breakfast Menu : Idli for 50 people and above Or Poori for 49 and below, Chutney, Sambar, lemon rice
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Dear Kimberly,
I just came across your posting re the Agnew Family and your connection to Margaret Helen Agnew nee McCullough. I too am descended from this particular McCullough family. My mother was a McCullough whose father was a brother of William McCullough(Margaret's father). I can share further information on the McCullough family if you are still looking for it. I would be interested in filling in further gaps re Margaret's family too.
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Pekin Life Insurance, Pekin, Ill., has gone into production with the LIDP SOA/Web service framework from LIDP Consulting Inc. Pekin is currently using the Web service connectivity of The Administrator, LIDP's policy administration solution, to quote values for their Web-based agency inquiry application, and also to provide values for an in-house application.
Pekin is already looking to expand upon its use of the LIDP SOA/Web Service framework by providing a death benefit quote for their agents. They also plan to leverage the Web Service capabilities of The Administrator to provide additional information to their sales force as well as inquiries for their policyholders.
A deciding factor in Pekin's choice of LIDP and The Administrator, was the system's real time processing capabilities. Exposing the real time capabilities of The Administrator as Web services has allowed Pekin to realize their goal of providing Web-based, up-to-the-minute, accurate information to their sales force and customers.
In regard to the implementation of the LIDP Web services, Diane Johnson, programmer manager at Pekin said, "As we continue to develop our Web applications, the LIDP Web Service environment makes it easy for us to provide timely, accurate information to our customers."
"Service-oriented architecture may be the single most significant technology, in terms of the influence on the financial industry, that we've seen," said Andy Strevell, LIDP's VP of strategic application architecture. "Web-enabled, 24/7 and up-to-the-second accuracy are no longer just nice-to-have items for the financial industry. Today's customers expect and demand access to their information, on their schedule. Yesterday's information, made available Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm, just doesn't cut it anymore."
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Have I ever mentioned how much I love space westerns? Probably not because I don't actually read a whole lot of them on a regular basis. But I certainly WATCH a whole bunch of them, and love them like crazy. (Oh, how I miss Firefly.) This week I wanted to take a look at ten space westerns.
- Serenity Graphic Novels by Joss Whedon. LT.
- Cowboy Bebop manga by Hajime Yatate. LT.
- Confederation series by Tanya Huff. LT.
- Girl in Landscape by Jonathan Lethem. Originally Published 1998. LT.
- The Beast Master by Andre Norton. Originally Published 1959. LT.
- Black Hole Sun by David Macinnis Gill. Originally Published 2010. LT.
- A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Originally Published 1912. LT.
- The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. Collection Originally Published 1951. LT.
- Cowboys and Aliens by . Originally Published 2006. LT.
- Santiago: a Myth of the Far Future by Mike Resnick. Originally Published 1986. LT.
Are there other space westerns that you enjoy?
Do you like this feature? You should also check out Librarian's Book Reviews' Listless Monday, A Bookshelf Monstrosity's Books By A Theme and Birdbrain(ed) Book Blog's Birdwatching.


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How about going mackerel fishing or deep sea fishing from Lyme Regis with Harry May boat trips?
Mackerel fishing trips usually last an hour and cost £9 for adults and £6 for children, that includes all necessary fishing gear and the trips run all day.
Deep sea fishing trips leave at 8:30am and return at 11:30am, the cost is £25pp and that includes rod and bait.
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I am all about fruits and vegetables, whole grains and good fats, fibre and protein and iron, I swear. I love leafy greens in raw, cooked, dehydrated, and smoothie form. I stir flax and wheat germ and pureed beans into baked goods, and my children actually like it.
But I'll tell you what else they like: completely nutritionally deficient sugar cookies in thematic shapes, slathered with lots and lots of coloured buttercream.
I love it too. I have cookie cutters in all sorts of fun shapes, and I'm not afraid to use them. When January wraps up its cold dreariness, I turn my sights to that day of heart-shaped everything, Valentine's Day.
I, not uniquely, I suspect, was once an anti-Valentine's type of person, and not just when I was single, no. Valentine's Day was cliched and boring and made-up - unlike all those other, "true" holidays like Labour Day or Thanksgiving.
If I could time travel, I would go and shake my younger self, because Valentine's Day is fun! Who cares about romance, heart shaped cookies are where it's at! With this in mind, I mixed up some dough, smiling as I rolled it out and cut out the heart shapes. "The secret ingredient is love!" I kept saying to my boys, who may or may not have rolled their eyes at me.
I spread them thickly with homemade buttercream and sent them for snack all week, with fruit and veggies so as not to be a total nutritional failure. I imagined the boys feeling their mother's love as they ate them; although the truth is that more likely they felt something more along the lines of "Hey, cool! Heart cookies!"
Monday, February 11, 2013
My Funny Valentine
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I send a treat almost every day. As long as there are nutritious things buoying it up, it's all good.ReplyDelete
And I get that your boys do appreciate it: they will tell you that when they are in their 30s. :)Replies
I'm an everyday treater as well, although some of our treats are only treatlike in comparison to raw broccoli and carrot sticks.Delete
Your cookies were so, so much prettier than mine! I can't frost to save my life.ReplyDelete
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Born Mark Althavean Andrews in 1978, the American R&B singer and actor is well-known for his lead vocals with Dru Hill, and for the quirky "Thong Song" from the first solo EP, "Unleash The Dragon," an international hit through Def Soul Records, '99. After a second LP, he hosted a dance competition, "Sisqo's Shakedown" on MTV.
He took supporting roles in "Get Over It" ('01) and "Snow Dogs" ('02), plus a portrayal of a vampire in Sabrina The Teenage Witch. The '01 "Return of the Dragon" went platinum. The third album, Last Dragon," was completed but never released. The original Dru Hill members collaborated in '09, and Sisquo entered the UK reality show, "Celebrity Big Brother," in 2010.


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The influenza season in Illinois and across the country has been unusually slow in getting started this year, say public health officials. There have been no outbreaks of influenza reported anywhere in the state, said Mary Huck, of the Illinois Department of Public Health.
``It`s been very mild so far,`` Huck said. ``Usually we start to see flu cases during the holidays, as soon as students start coming home for Thanksgiving and bringing their viruses with them.``


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It will be a little less expensive to see Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr and former NFL quarterback David Carr at a Modesto function next month.
The ticket price for the March 24 Chalk Talk is now $59.52 instead of $75.38. VIP tickets are sold out.
"Don't worry, those that have already purchased General Admission tickets will be reimbursed automatically within the next 2 weeks. David and I can not wait for this epic gathering of #RaiderNation," Derek Carr wrote on his Facebook page.
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The brothers and former Fresno State football stars will appear at DoubleTree by Hilton, attached to Modesto Centre Plaza, 1150 Ninth St.
Older brother David, an analyst for NFL Network and a columnist last season for The Bee, will interview Derek. They will talk about the Raiders' 12-4 season and Derek's progress rehabilitating from a broken leg sustained against the Indianapolis Colts on Dec. 24.
Fans are invited to a Q&A session and a raffle in which winners will join the Carrs onstage and receive a signed football.
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The Fresno Bee is a sponsor of the event.
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A woman left a voice mail in response to a column about Louisville's old Confederate Monument. It was shocking -- make sure you turn your sound up on this one. Joseph Gerth/Courier-Journal/USA TODAY Network/Wochit
What's the point of Joe Gerth's recent column about the disgusting racist message in his voice mail? Personally, I think these kinds of stories are supposed to shock people out of their denial and apathy and embolden those who aren't in denial or apathetic. Do they accomplish those objectives? As to the first objective, I think not. It's gotten too easy to turn a deaf ear nowadays. That leaves only the second objective. So, I think these stories challenge us to imagine ways to disarm the hatred they are throwing at us.
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Derek Glynn is the longest serving person at the Club has been involved with Chadderton FC since 1946 when the Club was formed.
Played at the Club, served on the Committees of the Club and is now the President of the Chadderton FC.
Over many years Derek Glynn has not only contributed with many many hours of work, repairs, decorating etc but has substancially supported the Club financially in times of need.
Playing career started at Ukrainian Lions a very sucessfull local youth side that won the Oldham Youth League and Bob scored 46 goals that season. Chadderton FC Youth finished runners up that season.
Was then at Oldham Athletic Youth and 'A' teams before playing for Hyde United.
Still has a passion for local football and would love to see Chadderton FC pick up a trophy with hopes and aims to help Chadderton FC to improve the club house, ground and training facilities as well as the club acheiving good financial stability.
revor Ashworth another long standing member at Chadderton FC
Now Vice Chairman at the Club he has also transformed the T-Bar into a hive of activvity with agreat selection of food and dringk on match days.
The individual pies are the talk of all visiting fans and ground hoppers.
Supports the Club in so many ways not only with his hard work, but also with so many financial sponsorships of various things that really help Chadderton FC.
The unofficial timekeeper at Chadderton FC - Everyone turns to Trevor with ('how long to go?) what minute was that goal scored? etc, he has it accurate to seconds!!
Glynn Mellor a long standing servant at Chadderton FC , as well as his many hours as one of the ground staff carrying out repairs and tending to the playing surface.
A former First Team Manager of Chadderton FC.
David Shepherd spends a vast amount of time year round as one of the groundsmen at the Club and loves his time on the tractor !
Very passionate about the Club and takes on a vast amount of work on behalf of the Club
Mick McKay another on the long list of long serving members at Chadderton FC and Former Chadderton FC player - a no-nonsense full back!
Mick has helped transform the playing surface at Chadderton FC with his dedication and a fantastic number of hours at the Club walking hundreds of miles up and down the pitch with the mower or seeding or line marking.
Posts are almost always erected pre match by Mick McKay with various helpers.
Repairs, painting you name it Mick is always at the forefront of all of this activity at the Club
Jack takes his hand to a variety of tasks at the Club from Gateman, Programme Seller, Half Time Raffle draw ticket seller, and any other jobs that need a helping hand.
Loves to burn rubbish and was on cloud nine when the Club bought an incinirator - though we stopped doing this on match days, with the smoke cloud created, people thought we were selling Smokey Mars Bars !!
He does it on midweek days as part of the groundsmen team -
Always on hand to make a brew for the lads and keep them going with their chores or at Committee meetings - always well appreciated by all.
Always on hand and a regular at the weekly repair and restore sessions at the ground.
Whether it's painting, repairs or pitch maintenance Tom is regularly one of the Team.
Gate man, putting the posts up, match tannoy announcements ---
lot's of other duties fall into Tom's lap
For many years John Malloy was the Bar Steward at the Club and ran a well organised and popular bar facility.
His wife also helped Chadderton FC with many years of making famous substancial half time and full time refreshments for the players and officials
He has served the Club in so many ways over many years of service to Chadderton FC
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In December 2010, nearly 95 percent of advertising sales managers projected increased ad revenue in 2011, but a new study shows 76 percent now anticipate increases, and with much lower overall expectations.
According to the mid-year update of the AdMall 2011 Local Advertising Sales Forecast, just 1.5 percent of these ad managers anticipated a decline in sales coming into the year, now 16.1 percent project lower numbers. By media type, broadcast and cable TV managers are the most upbeat, while one in five newspaper managers predict a decline.
"Advertising has not come back as strongly as hoped, so it's crucial for management to try to keep teams motivated and to reevaluate non-revenue-focused activities," said C. Lee Smith, President/CEO of AdMall. "To increase sales in this climate, media companies need to spend less time meeting with themselves and more time meeting with advertisers," Smith said.
On a positive note, managers and account executives say compared to the first half of the year it is now easier to sell digital advertising. However both groups admitted to a continued lack of expertise in this area.
"At the local level, many advertisers are overwhelmed by digital solutions and to be successful, media companies need to become digital marketing authorities and position themselves as such," Smith said.
Looking at revenue expectations by sector, health care and automotive are still expected to be strong for the year. Given the still-struggling housing market, expectations for the real estate sector have dropped sharply.
The study of 1,382 advertising sales personnel was conducted in June 2011 by AdMall to analyze 2011 advertising sales to date, projections for the year overall as well as challenges faced in the industry.
Additional findings from this study will be available in August at the MediaSalesToday.com blog and the Media Sales Professionals group on LinkedIn.
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100 Korean idols vote for who amongst them is the best of the best
It's always rewarding to be acknowledged by your peers, those who possess the same work ethic, values, and goals as yourself. With that being said, let's take a look at who 100 Korean idols voted as the best in various categories of Kpop — like who has the best body, who's the best vocalist, dancer, and even who they think is the funniest!
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, 100 Kpop idols took part in a survey asking them to rank who amongst themselves was the best of the best in a number of categories. The stars surveyed included the top names in Korean pop music, such as EXO, BTS, Red Velvet, Seventeen, MAMAMOO, and more, all of whom voted on who had the best visuals: who were the best dancers, owners of the best bodies, best vocalists, funniest, who they wished to hang out with, who they would spend the Lunar New Year with if they could, favorite karaoke songs, first things they do in the morning, and what they would do if they were able to go on vacation.
Check out the results below. Not being a fan vote, it's interesting to see who Kpop idols look up to in their own industry. Recognition by your peers, in a way, is validation that you're hard work is paying off. And idols work hard, way more than the public sometimes appreciates.
Best Male Visual
1. NCT 127's Taeyong
2. ASTRO's Cha Eun Woo
3. VIXX's Hong Bin, Big Bang's T.O.P, MONSTA X's Hyungwon
4. Seventeen's Vernon
5. EXO's Suho, BTS' Jin
Best Female Visual
1. miss A's Suzy
2. Girls' Generation's YoonA
3. Red Velvet's Irene
4. TWICE's Tzuyu, Girls' Generation's Taeyeon
5. AOA's Seolhyun, TWICE's Mina
Best Dancer
1. EXO's Kai
2. SHINee's Taemin
3. NCT 127's Ten
4. GOT7's Yugyeom
5. MONSTA X's Shownu
Best Body (Female)
1. AOA's Seolhyun
2. SISTAR's Soyu, Red Velvet's Seulgi
3. Girl's Day's Yura, HyunA, Cosmic Girls' Cheng Xiao
4. G-Friend's Sowon, Wonder Girls' Yubin, MAMAMOO's Hwa Sa, SISTAR's Bora, Black Pink's Lisa
Best Body (Male)
1. SHINee's Minho
2. MONSTA X's Wonho
3. MONSTA X's Shownu
4. NCT 127's Johnny
5. EXO's Sehun, Kai, Xiumin
Best Vocalist
1. Girls' Generation's Taeyeon
2. Seventeen's DK, EXO's Chen
3. MONSTA X's Kihyun
4. Seventeen's Seungkwan, NCT 127's Taeil
5. Big Bang's Taeyang, VIXX's Ken, G-Friend's Yuju
Funniest Idol
2. Seventeen's Seungkwan
3. GOT7's Jackson
4. Super Junior's Heechul
5. ZE:A's Kwanghee
Idols you wish to become close with
1. Big Bang
4. G-Friend, SISTAR, Red Velvet
5. SHINee, BTS, MAMAMOO
Idols you want to spend Lunar New Year with
1. Seventeen, MONSTA X
4. BTS, Red Velvet
5. G-Friend
Favorite song to sing at noraebang (karaoke)
1. EXO- "Growl"
2.Park Hyo Shin- "Wild Flower"
3. G-Friend- "Me Gustas Tu", Jung Joon Il- "Hug Me"
First thing you do in the morning
1. Turn off the alarm
2. Check the time
3. Wash face/ drink water
4. Wash up
5. Give dog food
Things you wish to do if given a vacation
1. Travel
2. Sleep, visit home
3. Meet friends
4. Fishing, 'There is no vacation'
5.Game, exercise, lay down, etc.
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Jennifer Lawrence Wears Jeans to Dior Paris Fashion Show!
Jennifer Lawrence decided to go for a casual look at the Christian Dior show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2017 on Friday (September 30) in Paris, France.
The 26-year-old actress, who has been the face of Dior since 2012 and just modeled the Diorever bag in their latest campaign, rocked a sheer top and cropped jeans.
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She was also spotted wearing a leather jacket for part of the show.
Paris Fashion Week will continue until Wednesday (October 5). Be sure to keep checking back with Just Jared for more photos!
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Personal Stories
Inspirational and heartwarming stories from heart survivors who all share a common bond: a second chance at life. Explore the stories of real survivors.
Stories from the Heart
Kate and Olly
Kate and Olly were the perfect love story. After meeting at a local community ball, it was love at first sight and not long after meeting they moved in together, with Olly becoming a caring father figure to Kate's daughter. Sadly, in late 2014, all their dreams came crashing down, when Olly collapsed onto the floor while they were enjoying a quiet afternoon in their garden shed.
Sadly, in late 2014, all their dreams came crashing down, when Olly collapsed onto the floor while they were enjoying a quiet afternoon in their garden shed.
Kate recalls "I called out to him over and over as I dialled 000 and watched Olly convulsing violently on the floor while the dispatch officer talked me through what to do. Two ambulances were there within minutes and after assessing his condition called for an ICU vehicle to attend as they feared he would die there and then".
As Olly had collapsed falling hard on the ground, doctors assumed he had a concussion and told Kate she could go home to collect him the next day. However, when Kate arrived to presumably take Olly home she knew he wasn't well.
"As soon as I saw him, I knew something was seriously wrong. He was yellow to look at and sweating. Within an hour he took a turn for the worse when his oxygen absorption was non-existent and they went to rush him to ICU".
Devastatingly, Olly never made it to ICU. Unbeknown to anyone, Olly had an extremely enlarged heart and had suffered an aortic dissection, which meant that his aorta had torn away from his heart. If it had ruptured through he would have almost certainly died immediately, but it was a partial tear that leaked through into the aorta wall and subsequently, the walls of his heart which sadly resulted in him passing away.
Olly was a regular supporter of Heart Research Australia, but had never had his heart checked.
Kate says "I know I can't bring him back, but I hope that by raising awareness it might encourage one person to have a heart check that may save a life. I continue to support Heart Research Australia in honour of Olly's memory".
Keith Broadfoot
Keith Broadfoot, who despite being a young and fit man, suffered a heart attack in 2013 and has been determined to 'get back on the bike' ever since, not letting a heart attack defeat his passion for living a full life.
Keith is a true survivor and an inspiration to everyone who has ever experienced heart disease. He has overcome all odds by completing one of the world's biggest marathons – the Berlin Marathon. This is his own account of his remarkable journey.
The 27th of September 2015 marked 21 months to the day since I had my heart attack, what better way to mark this milestone than by running the Berlin Marathon, my first fun run since that crazy day.
During the 12 months post heart attack I had experienced a number of complications in my recovery, and had regularly been in and out of hospital, however, come the start of 2015 things settled down. In February 2015 I took part in Heart Research Australia's REDFEB Challenge, cycling a 1,000 km's over the month, which was the start of getting back into regular exercise once again and I gained so much confidence from this challenge.
In April 2015 I secured a spot for the Berlin Marathon and jumped into my run training. The Berlin Marathon is one of the biggest marathons in the world with some 40,000 runners taking to the streets on race day, encouraged by a million spectators that create a truly electric atmosphere.
Conditions on race day were perfect and my plan was to a hold 4:45 min km pace. Now plans are wonderful if you stick to them, however, I got a little carried away by the occasion and after a slow start with the congestion of other runners around me I was soon in 'clear air' and running 4:10 min km pace, going through half way in 1 hour 30 mins. My exuberance caught up with me around the 30 km mark as my legs tired and my pace dropped off and I came home in 3hrs 22mins.
In the early days and weeks following my heart attack there was a lot of uncertainty as to how my recovery would play out. Prior to my heart attack, running and triathlon had been a huge part of my life, so coming through the Brandenburg gate at the finish filled me with emotion, it was such a wonderful feeling to once again be able to participate in such an event.
I am indebted to all my friends and family who have helped me on this journey, but in particular the wold class team of medical professionals at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital led by Dr Gemma Figtree, that not only saved my life against some pretty ordinary odds. but were able to put me back together to the point where I can once again enjoy taking part in marathons.
Having a heart attack and being fortunate enough to have survived it has undoubtedly been a life changing experience, but surprisingly in a good way in that I have gained a far better appreciation of life and I would like to think that I have become a better and more balanced person as a result.
Emily Tutt
In 2008, Emily Tutt was at school enjoying a normal Year 11 day, when her heart suddenly started beating extremely and abnormally fast. She was sent to the sick bay and waited for her mum to fetch her. Her mum took her to the hospital, but her heart went back to a 'normal' rhythm before they arrived, making a diagnosis difficult for the doctors.
Shortly afterwards, her heart started its erratic beating again on two separate occasions. Luckily each time she reached the hospital in time to have an ECG machine test her heart beat, which subsequently indicated that she had Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT) – a heart rhythm disorder.
Later that year, Emily underwent surgery to correct her heart beat. Unfortunately it was during this time that her youngest brother Charles was also diagnosed with SVT.
In 2010, when Emily was at work, she had another episode of SVT which meant she had to another radiofrequency catheter ablation in February 2011.
In June 2014 Emily's health took another 'knock'. She was diagnosed with cardiac abnormalities: Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and Sinus Tachycardia. AF is a form of arrhythmia and affects over 200,000 Aussies – it is caused by disorganised electrical impulses in both atria, and was not related to Emily's previous heart condition. The most common reasons for AF in the community are ageing and high blood pressure, neither of which relate to Emily.AF does occur in young people who have clear triggering factors such as excess alcohol intake – however this also does not apply to her.
Unfortunately there is no specific treatment or cure for AF, but Emily is taking beta blockers to help regulate the electrical activity of her heart and minimise the effect of the AF which so far has been effective.
Should the drug therapy stop managing her condition, Emily does have another option, such as a fairly new procedure that has only been around for six years. This however wouldn't cure but simply treat the symptoms.
"Everyone gets thrown a few curveballs in their life. I've certainly had my fair share. But this journey has taught me that heart research is extremely important in identifying new ways to prevent, treat and diagnose heart disease" said Emily.
"If it wasn't for research, as funded by Heart Research Australia, there would be a strong possibility I wouldn't be here today and nor would many of my family members, who are also affected by heart disease."
James Partington
In May of 2012 I picked up a mild chest infection, following a visit to the Dr's which involved a number of tests I was called back immediately. The Dr had found a slight heart murmur (which was not the root problem). I was referred to cardiologist immediately for an ultrasound and general check. Following a number of minor procedures (aortic angio being one of them) I was diagnosed with a Bicuspid aortic valve, moderate regurgitation and an aortic aneurism of over 50mm.
I was naturally shocked but still in denial – as I knew nothing about this disorder. It was genetic and at that point I was asked about family history and any sudden deaths in the family. Aortic aneurisms are a silent killer. I was 37 and although I wasn't told it my life expectancy wasn't looking good (much past 40) if it went untreated.
I acted straight away and reached out to Dr Michael Wilson from RPA –I know Michael personally through our wives and our children used to have swimming lessons together. We talked about the course of treatment and the operation I would need to have. I new Aortic valve and replacement of the ascending aorta – an operation that would take 8 hours, involve stopping my heart, going on bypass and then restarting me. We decided on the sort of heart valve based on my physical activity – at the time I was running half marathons, swimming most days in the ocean with the Bold and Beautiful swim group – a 1.5km swim in open water. I have always been fit and healthy – never smoked, ate healthy foods. You can imagine my frustration I only ever thought heart conditions happen to unfit, overweight, beer swilling, cigarette smoking reckless people. It was important that after my recovery I could go back to doing what I've always done (in moderation obviously!)
After further test in the July and August Michael advised me to have the operation in September, I booked myself into Macquarie university hospital – I had good private health cover and wanted the best treatment and a leading institution in this area. I also opted into a research program with Dr. Ratnasari Padang Cardiology Fellow and PhD Scholars at the Bicuspid Aortic Valve Study Coordinator – Agnes Ginges Centre for Molecular Cardiology.
I have always believed the advancements of medicine and need for research forms the fundamentals in things like product development – be it drugs or devices and anything I can do to help (albeit small – is a good thing).
So I had the op on September the 6th 2012 – people warn you about how traumatic it is and use words like "you'll feel like you've been hit my a truck." I felt like it had hit me and come back for a couple more goes. My wife was distraught and holding the family together – her strength was incredible. We have 3 boys 8,7 and 2 – being so young they didn't fully understand the gravity of what was happening.
I had a few hick-ups in hospital – some atrial fibrillation but all fixable and after 10 days came out and started rehab – well my own version of it. My goal was to get back in the water asap – November was my goal ( I did it by the end of October ) first swimming one length of Fairlight ocean pool and slowly building up. My daily routine was eat, walk, sleep – repeat with the occasional swim.
After 8 weeks I was back at work (I run my own business with 6 staff). By Christmas I was back in the Bold and Beautiful swim.
Once a year I go back for a check up with my cardiologist – Prof. Richmond Jeremy at SCC. I am better than back to normal – fitter healthier and couldn't be more grateful to the people and services I received. I contacted Medtronic and put myself forward as an advocate ( I have a Freestyle porcine valve).
Heart disease affects all walks of life, the more we know about it the better equipped we will be to understand and develop better ways to care for people. With a growing population and higher obesity rates – its common sense that we have to not just raise awareness but raise funds and channel those funds into the right areas so that we can all benefit.
Alessandro Pavoni
"After my first heart attack, I kept hearing the doctors using jargon that later I learned were the names of cardiac procedures and methodologies that the Foundation had funded. That was when I first understood that I owed them my life," said Alessandro.
Brescian-born chef Alessandro Pavoni blasted into Sydney's dining scene in 2009 with his first restaurant venture, northern Italian gem Ormeggio at the Spit.
At the age of 38 Alessandro had his first heart attack, followed by a second within 8 months. Now he is determined to spread the word that heart research matters.
"After my first heart attack, I kept hearing the doctors using jargon that later I learned were the names of cardiac procedures and methodologies that the Foundation had funded. That was when I first understood that I owed them my life," said Alessandro.
"Being able to support Heart Research Australia by being an Ambassador and sharing my story and support is really important to me. The more people that know about their great work the better for all of us!"
At the age of 36 Alessandro had his first heart attack, followed by another one in 2010. He was treated at Royal North Shore Hospital. Alessandro is Executive Chef and owner of Ormeggio at The Spit, Chiosco and Spiedo Restaurant & Bar.
Alessandro and his wife Anna are determined to spread the message that heart research saves lives by supporting Heart Research Australia.
Alessandro lives on the northern beaches with his Australian wife, Anna and two children Jada and Luca. In his spare time he can be found long boarding on one of the many local beaches, cruising on his Harley or cooking up a storm in his backyard for friends and family.
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Beer Guide Shock
6 comments:
- Tyson said...
Why not drop the branch a line and enquire as to the reasons for these exclusions?
- 20 September 2010 at 14:26
I'm beginning to wonder whether it's worth investing in the GBG these days. It's too bulky to carry around, and gives only a mere snapshot of some of the pubs in an area.
I find it far better to go to the website of a local CAMRA branch, if you're planning a visit. They very often have complete lists of pubs and back numbers of their local mags, and you can normally glean enough information to work out which pubs merit a visit. A quick trip to a beer site such as 'Beer in the Evening' can also be useful.
Print out a map of the town you're visiting, put a red blob where the pubs are, and the job's a good'un.
Oh yes - you're right about the Sair. It's just the sort of pub that CAMRA should be bending over backwards to promote.
- 20 September 2010 at 19:26
- Sapphire Blue said...
Buying the GBG has just become a habit. Badly out of date before printing and "political" decisions as to which pubs/clubs are in or out.
I wouldn't be without it though
- 21 September 2010 at 10:28
If you are a regular drinker in the area and a CAMRA member then why not go to the branch meetings or beer guide voting meetings and express your views, In my experience these things are decided by half a dozen enthusiastic volunteers and are not indicative of the vast majority of beer drinkers.Also you may find that it is listed in the GBG but under the breweries section instead of pubs so as to free up another inclusion into the guide for another one of the fabulous pubs they are lucky enough to have in the town and surrounding area. As regards to the lack of clubs this may be based upon the fact that a lot of drinkers/CAMRA voters feel uncomfortable as a guest/non member in clubs or possibly the clubs are not deemed as good as the other 15 entries Huddersfield CAMRA have available in the GBG.
- 22 September 2010 at 23:32
I would like to say that both clubs mentioned are most welcoming and hold great beer festivals which attract people from all over the country not just the Huddersfield area, time and time again so surely they are doing something right!
- 26 September 2010 at 11:59
Talking of local clubs serving well kept real ale, what about the Lindley Liberal Club and Marsden Liberal Club, Lindley Lib in particular has a great range of beers on. Both of them do a wonderful job in promoting real ale. Tara
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Monday, April 14, 2014
Leaning on the breast of Jesus when the days seem darker
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- AnonymousApril 14, 2014 at 4:23 PM
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As I read this post for the third time, Psalm 34 just keep resonating in my mind. Especially, verse 17-18, "When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears, and rescues them from all their troubles. The Lord is near to the brokenhearted, and saves the crushed in spirit." Indeed, at times when one sank into their darkest moments, and when they think that there isn't much hope at all, it can be very difficult for them to pull themselves out. But, as the Psalmist mentioned above, The Lord is near to the brokenhearted... if we sincerely cried out to Him, He will rescue us.. Peace, Zita
- AnonymousApril 15, 2014 at 11:05 AM
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Thank you for your beautiful writings again, it is always inspiring like always. God bless Fr. Luke.
- AnonymousApril 17, 2014 at 3:48 PM
Perhaps it is Holy Week and our minds are cast in a more sombre or reflective mood, but on Monday, reading this post filled me with a poignancy that was further deepened when the next day, the Gospel reading at mass featured a fuller account ( Jn 13:21-33, 36-38). The homilist was quick to point out that in all this Jesus was "the one in control" and that made a connection (for me) with what you said about leaning on the breast of Jesus – "Yet, we do not see signs of tension or anxiety in Jesus. His heartbeat remains calm and regular. We need to let that calm and regular beating of the Sacred Heart resonate in our own anxiety-laden hearts................." and leads me to confront your question – "How does one still maintain faith in a loving God who sustains us at every level of our being?"ReplyDelete
Looking to Jesus, especially in his moment of agony, one sees that Jesus did struggle with the "will of the Father" too................for he is fully human like us. However, his "Nevertheless, let your will be done, not mine,......." shows his trust in the Father to know that it is necessary for him (as also for all of us) to accept and participate fully in our human nature and our human condition...............and what could sustain Him and us is the knowledge of the Father's powerful love. This awareness of the loving presence of God in one's life – whether in days of grey, darker grey or multi-coloured hues - would encourage one 'to lean further onto the breast of Jesus' (as you said) for it is the hour of 'heart-to-heart' prayer. It is not necessarily ( in fact, should not) be a prayer to badger God to make one's life free from problems or suffering but rather, a praying for the courage and strength to bear the unbearable. Strangely enough, it is then that one is able to tap on the reserves of faith, courage and strength ( which were already given) to go on...........perhaps that is what is meant by ''the grace of God......''
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Governors, parents and school staff worked together to agree a vision for Witton Church Walk Primary School which they felt was represented in the following quotation…
'Where Every Door is Opened and Every Gift is Unlocked''
To elaborate on this…At Witton we are a partnership of school, church, home and community. We create a stimulating and caring environment , grounded in Christian belief and practice, so that all members of our school community feel happy, safe and secure. Time is taken to value and nurture each child educationally, creatively and spiritually. Children and staff are encouraged to aim for 'Everyday Excellence' and believe in themselves in order to achieve their full potential.
In addition we commend the following statements with the aim that they will be shared by everyone at Witton Church Walk Aided CofE Primary School.
- To aim to be the 'best we can be' by having high expectations of ourselves and others each day
- To fully recognise achievements of all kinds to ensure all members of the school community take confidence in their individual abilities and life-long learning becomes a positive path to follow.
- To provide excellence in the quality of teaching every day in all areas of our flexible curriculum, inspiring children to become confident and independent learners, producing work of the highest standards with an underlying belief that they can succeed.
- To build a sense of community where everyone feels valued, safe and happy inside and outside the classroom.
- To nurture the spiritual and moral development of all members of our school community in the belief that everyone should, through experiences and opportunities education can bring, be better able to contribute to the common good and inspire others to make a difference.
- To positively promote the belief that all individuals are of equal worth, whatever age, ability, gender or race.
- To encourage the school community to recognise and take responsibility for their behaviour, the impact it has on others and the consequences that some choices may bring by modelling positive behaviour and attitudes underpinned by Christian Values.
- To engage those with parental responsibility in the education of their children in order to facilitate a strong partnership between home and school to make positive choices. Through this unity in partnership we will ensure that their child's basic needs and aspiration are met.
- To create a safe, welcoming, inclusive, positive and stimulating environment for children, visitors and our whole school community.
- To promote and maintain a healthy lifestyle which encompasses physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.
- To ensure that children and staff are motivated and fulfilled, so that they enjoy school life.
- To deliver a curriculum which excites and stimulates the whole school community and fully encompasses our fundamental British values and the requirements of the National Curriculum.
Our Christian Values are:
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Our first Academic Night of the year is Thursday, October 19, beginning at 6:30pm. THIS one is all about faith and family and is for our SSA families (sorry, only for our SSA families). Academic Nights are held twice a year on a school night (a little less homework is given that night). Please come with your child (if you have more than one child at SSA, perhaps mom and dad can join us OR an older aunt, uncle, grandparent, or close friend could accompany your other SSA student to this night). It is a short one hour and this one includes some great faith interactions you can even do at home and you'll enjoy as a parent and child this night. Parents leave your cell phones at home or in the car and participate with your child and their peer-aged group in this meaningful event! The evening ends with a small giveaway!! Please plan now to join us!!


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Love, Chocolate and Parenting Fails
By Anya Concoff
In my family, the physical embodiment of love is chocolate. I didn't mean for this to happen. I know all about the psychological damage done when food is used as reward and punishment. There were extenuating circumstances, I swear! A toddler that would not eat to the point of losing weight and doctor who told us to try chocolate ice cream... It worked and resulted in a kid who is addicted to, motivated by and planning to marry chocolate. This is a kid who, at, three, cried at someone else's birthday party because the "cake's not chocolate!". Who will, without emotion, toss away fistfuls of Skittles and Smarties from her Valentine's bag, yet squeal with delight over one Hersey Kiss.
Due to a cruel mother who refuses to offer an uninterrupted supply of chocolate (me) and a smart, reasonable girl who understands why not (the now eight-year old chocolate fiend) and a tiny, ridiculous toddler who wants everything her sister has and goes nuclear ten minutes after a second cookie (the two-year old), we struggle to find other ways to express love in our house, and leave chocolate for breakfast (Nutella on pancakes) and special treats (everytime she goes to Gramma's house).
Snuggles are a popular stand-in for sweets, but nothing is easy in my house. The biggirl only wants to cuddle when I am on the phone, nursing the baby or very short on patience after the third hour of bedtime. When I offer a spontaneous hug, she can't be bothered. "Ack, stop squeezing me! I'm reading!" If she accepts the hug, the toddler runs up and tries to pry us apart. "Mine Mama! Noooo!" You can't win.
So we try positive reinforcement. "I love the way you put your shoes away and helped your sister with her's!" I said, last Tuesday. "Well, I knew you'd yell at me if I didn't." Um, Okay. At least she's learning. Twenty-minutes later. "Stella, will you please wash your hands for dinner?" Her reply, "Oh my God, I was just going to watch Zombie Style on Youtube. You ruin all the fun! You're always interrupting meeeeee!" She shouts, I shout. We all lose. She buries her nose in a book, I fantasize about a bathtub of Sauvignon Blanc at 8:05 PM. I think about the chocolate brownies I made for dessert, unsure if I can serve them now. Is that rewarding bad behavior? If I put them away for tomorrow is it withholding food as punishment? My brain hurts.
In truth, the reason not to use food as a reward is because when it feels like time to put limits on the junk-food madness, it feels like a sudden withholding of love. The children feel like they are being punished, rather than protected and nourished with good food in place of the junk. But what does one do when they have already gone down the rabbit hole?
It is possible and preferable to slowly shift things... Dessert happens occasionally, whether the plate is cleaned or not. A reward for good grades is a trip to the pottery painting studio. A treat for showing initiative is something from the new toy drawer... (I'll teach you how to get rid of all those junky toys and chipped, half-painted kittens in my next article, Minimalism with Mini Me's!) The point is, be consistent and take time to transition from sugary motivation to non-food rewards. Doing it in one fell swoop is sure to backfire.


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Summer Soirees: July at BHB
June 26
Summer is upon us, and it's been such a fun and busy one for us so far! We're wrapping up our June with the always anticpated Enzoani Fashion Event. Our amazing owners are currently in Cabo San Lucas for the big event to view the 2018 collections, and we are thrilled with the new gowns! We can't wait for them to arrive in the upcoming months! We're continuing the fun in July with two amazing trunk shows! Our Martina Liana Trunk Show is taking place July 14th & 15th. This is such an amazing opportunity for our brides because we will be receiving the newest gowns that haven't officially made the collection yet so these have yet to be seen anywhere in store or online. Martine of Martina Liana is all about confidence, glamour and style, and you'll know exactly what we mean when you see these beauties. Our Martina Liana stylist will be with us for the weekend to show us all of the amazing looks so it's one show not to be missed!
We'll then welcome the Spring 2017 Blush by Hayley Paige collection July 21st & 22nd! Whimsical, airy, and romantic, this collection is always swoonworthy! The casual elegance makes it perfect for our brides looking for some traditional with a flair, especially if you have your heart set on something with twirlability.
Give us a ring to schedule your appointment for these special weekends soon-appointments will go quickly! 281.681.3430
BHB Real Wedding: Kaycie & Kyle
June 20
We always love receiving images from our #BHBrides wedding days, and Kaycie and Kyle's wedding was no exception! We loved every detail of this gorgeous day held at the Olde Dobbin' Station in Montgomery and captured by Luke & Cat Photography! Filled with whimsy & romance, the blush & white details with touches of sequin made this a wedding after our own heart. Kaycie was stunning in her strapless Watters gown that was accented with beautifully unique lace. Here are some of our favorite shots from the day. Kaycie & Kyle, we wish you all the happiness and love in the world! Congratulations on beginning this amazing adventure!
Summer Soirees: June at BHB
May 30
We all enjoyed our Memorial Day weekend and are welcoming the summer with open arms! June is upon us which means exciting things for our BHB calendar! We're kicking it off with our Watters, Wtoo & Willowby Fall 2017 Trunk Show this weekend, June 2 & 3! This is always one of our most anticipated trunk shows as there is a style for every bride among the three collections in the most unique of ways. Still very bridal but with a fresh & trendy twist sure to make it unforgettable! The Fall 2017 collection has a focus on beautiful, flowy fabrics that define a Watters gown and details that are second to none. We're filling up quickly for the weekend so if you've dreamed of being a Watters bride, give us a ring to schedule your appointment while these beauties are in the shop! 281.681.3430
We will also be welcoming the Martina Liana Together Forever Separates Trunk Show on June 9th & 10th! This will be a BHB exclusive trunk show where we are able to show brides some of the newest designs that have not made the official collection yet! We are always so excited to see what Martine Harris and her team have come up with in making their new collections. These separates allow brides to create a custom, one of a kind look effortlessly thanks to a wide array of corsets, bridal tops, and skirts. Creating these bridal ensembles truly allows a bride's style to shine through on her big day!
We're so excited for these fun weekends and all that our brides will see! Be sure to schedule your appointments soon - we can't wait to meet you!
Pretty in Pronovias
May 11
We'll be honest, there are a lot of perks to working at a bridal shop, but one of our very favorites is receiving our new arrivals! We go to bridal market twice a year to select the newest gowns from our designers which means they arrive to the shop on a near constant basis. No complaining here! That being said, we are beginning to receive the newest of our Pronovias collection, and we are already in love! More importantly, so are our brides. We thought we would share some of our favorites with you all. Lace, crepe, mikado; cold shoulders, long sleeves and beaded detail, this collection has it all. Take a look below, and if any of these gowns match up to what you have saved on your Pinterest boards, give us a call. We would love to meet you and show you these bridal beauties in person! Happy Thursday, lovelies!
A Bridal Trend's Return
May 4
In our little world of bridal fashion, one thing is true, and it's what goes around comes around. One of the most interesting things that we see in bridal is that trends are cyclical; some we are so excited to see again, and others, not so much. You all know how that goes.
The one overarching trend that we have been so excited to welcome back is something that was first seen in the bridal world in the 70's, and that is that there was a style for every bride. Of course, there have always been unique styles, but the 70s were the first decade where the trend was to be your own bride. Why do we love that so much? Because it's not a trend at all. There were no "rules" to abide by so whether you were a flower child that wanted to wear a bridal frock or pantsuit or a princess that adored ballgowns, there was a bridal look for you. We love seeing that the bridal world is once again embracing that mentality in that there is a look to tell each unique bride's story, personality, and style. We believe that when you find the dress that is perfectly you, the feeling you have will show just as much as the dress, and we all know we're never more happy than when we are just ourselves. While we may have different names today, like boho to vintage chic or sleek sophisticate to modern day princess, the idea is still the same. We celebrate each of our brides and their individual styles, and a big part of what we do is cultivating our collection to ensure that we have a variety of styles for each bride to appreciate and live their bridal dreams in. Scroll down to see some of our favorite current looks from boho chic to whimsical romance. Happy Thursday, lovelies!
Rosegold Princess
Sophisticated Cool with highneck crepe
Modern Day Great Gatsby
Timeless Traditional
Vintage Chic (Photo: Cotton Weddings)
A modern twist on the traditional
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Las Vegas Survivor Calls Rush Limbaugh, Reveals What People Are Missing
On his show Tuesday, conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh took a call from a man who said he attended the concert in Las Vegas that became the scene of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. The caller pointed out something many people have missed when discussing the tragedy.
The caller, who was identified as "Tim in Orange County, California," said he attended the Route 91 Harvest Festival and witnessed good people coming together, not arguing over politics.
"Hey, I just want to let you know that I was at the concert over the weekend. I was there Friday, Saturday, and on Sunday. I was on ground close to Jason Aldean near a barrier, and I saw, you know, and felt the terrifying event. I'm shaken as I talk right now," he said, according to Limbaugh's website.
He continued: "But what I really wanted to say was, you know, to me it was good people that were there — black, white, Hispanic, Asian, you name it, good people enjoying a great time, great music. Not one time did I see somebody wearing a Trump hat. Not one time did I see anybody wearing a Trump shirt. We were just there having a good time."
On Sunday night, suspected gunman Stephen Paddock, 64, opened fire from his hotel window on attendees of the country music festival.
The attack resulted in at least 59 deaths and more than 500 injuries.
"You said you were there when the shooting began, and you didn't see any Make America Great hats, there's nobody talking about Trump, nobody talking about politics. It's just a bunch of people enjoying the event, the music, whatever was going on. Is that pretty much right?" Limbaugh asked.
After Tim said he didn't see any hats or shirts that said "Make America Great Again," Limbaugh argued that not everything in life has to be political.
Tim explained that people were simply having a good time up until the tragic shooting.
"These are husbands and wives and sons and daughters and little kids at this concert that were being, you know, victimized by this maniac, but it's not about politics," he said.
According to Tim, the brave police officers who ran toward the gunfire without any protective gear to save innocent people were a good example of what men and women in law enforcement are really like.
"You know who was running in? Four police officers without tactical gear with their handguns and their rifles. They were running towards it. They didn't know where the threat was, they could have been anywhere," Tim said. "So I think people should rethink their stance, those that are anti-law enforcement."
"And these guys were there to give their lives, and a lot of people at that concert did the same thing," he added. "They're just good-hearted people."
Limbaugh asked Tim what prompted his call, and why he felt it was important to tell people that politics weren't involved in the moments leading up to and during the tragic shooting.
"You know, the last two days have been kind of a blur, you know, and lack of sleep and just dealing with what I witnessed. But I did read a couple of articles — I don't remember exactly where, where I had heard somebody referencing country fans, I think it was a comedian or two referencing the country fans as being Trump supporters, so in a way it wasn't that big of a deal or we deserved it," Tim replied.
He was possibly referring to Hayley Geftman-Gold, a CBS vice president and top senior counsel, who was fired on Monday after commenting on Facebook that she was "not even sympathetic" to the victims of the shooting because country music fans are often Republicans.
"Something to that effect. And it really, really bothered me. You know, I happen to be a Trump fan, but you know what? I love America first. It has nothing to do with politics for me, man," Tim added.
"These are good people who did not deserve to get shot or terrorized and killed," he added. "Simple as that." (For more from the author of "Las Vegas Survivor Calls Rush Limbaugh, Reveals What People Are Missing" please click HERE)
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